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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

D. EEFF. G. T. WaEE
AIaa Foundry Mi Machine SAib
sAEIHAI n ANS.

Manufacturers % All finds Of 81 aiding Castings.
allo rrpairs for Reapers, Movers, Threaher1 ana
nraslrrs al no makers % Prices Olcillaiile CE1t
Iron lirid Roller; smiths New Wind Mn, heai
and cheapest % the market. We make specially
Of rebuilding steam Engines, smoke Stalks and
Heavy sheet iron Work. Agents Tor Prices aoF-
ghnm Evaporation and Cane Mil, Portable Corn
and Grist Mills. Engines. Boilers. &e-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

The Union Pacific last Thursday
fled q petition in the District Of Sa-
line county for temporary injune-
ton, TO restrain the Council Grove,
Smoky Valley & Western railroad
1.-THE Gypsum City "cut-Of'') from
crossing their branch, the saIina 4
Southwestern, st Bridgeport and
from interfering with other vested
rights. In the absence Of the Dis
trict Judge, the application was
granted by Probate Judge Bishop.
The petition was presented by d. G.
lockwood, IN the caPaeity Of attor-
neg Coz he UP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Henry Westlund, brother Of the
wife of Mr.. Lindblon, the tailor,
died last Friday at the residence
Of Mr.. L., corner Of South and Elev-
enth streets. He was - or q years
old. About a week ago ne was pros
trated with b eat, ana this condition
hasresulted in his death. He will be
buried tomorrow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

The directors Of the EllwOTth Min
ing Company have awarded the con-
tract for boring to the sea level to
johnson & Co, OfSalina. The work
will be commenced the latter part OF
this week. We would not be at all
surprised in ten or fifteen days, to
hear that oil, gas or coal had been
struck. Either Of the three would
not make US angry.-EUsrOrth Re
porter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

George Perry, who had a surgical
operation performed on his ankle
about ten days ago, was presented
with a reclining chair day before
Yesterday. The chair cost about
s25, 90, and was bought by subscriP-
tions secured by Mrs. Vanderburg
and Mrs. Burnley. Mr.. Perry here
by wishes to extend his heartfelt
thanks for such q comfortable and ele-
giant present. He is improving as fast
as could be expected, and it isthOught
that he will regain the use Of the
foot.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

A serious joke was pepetrated on
Edible Bishop, the other day, as he
thought. URwittingly he rented a
house in the eastern suburbs to some
vermin, but when he discovered the
character Of his tenants be was not
slow in routing them out. If you
ever wanted to see him rustic once,
you ought to have seen him then.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

We are all liable TO make mistakes,
and Ed Hanback, is no exception To
the rule. One day last week he was
compelled to return to town for but
ter, having carried home a lot 81
soap and other stuff substituted by a
brother clerk.-OsbOFHc Farmer.
WHAT is the son Of farmer sire,
such as Is Congressman Hanback,,
buying butter for, anyhow? We
fear the manner Of training is some
what deficient.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

James Going, Of Salina, special
agent OF the State Insurance Go. g
Dies Moines, Iowa, was in the cit!
Tuesday looking up the irregulari-
ties OF w. 4. Cormaek with the COM
pany. He found the money Of about
twelve or thirteen policies W.
miss appropriated. - MiRRcdpOlis
Wcsscu0cr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

A meeting was held in Topeka
Wednesday, attended by representa-
tives Of the Union Pacific, Rock
Island and Santa Fe, in which IL
was agreed as satisfactory meas
ure 10 settle the railroad question I'M
Salina, that the Rock Island should
go Immediately north Of Pine street
and the Sante Fe just north Of that
road. On this basis the Santa Fe
demands that the bond shall be re-
signed, when it guarantees the build
ing Of the road into Salina at once.
The Rock Island also proposes to
build without delay il this situation
shall be assumed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

While Davis, Of the Salina Ter
aid was in the city the other day, he
saw a sprinkling cart for the first
time In his life. Running after The
driver he yelled: "Hold on, mister,
your wagons leakingr'-Abicne
Gazette.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

The captain Of the salvation ar
my has departed from Salina, being
unable 20 secure a room suitable for
meeting purposes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

On Tuesday evening County CON-
missioner Arson Miller was TO have
been married to Mas Elma L.
George the ceremony to happen in
Topeka. AS we have reeeivedn "of-
fetal notice" OF the actual occurrence
Of the affair we are not warranted in
expatiating upon the event. Suffice
it to say, II this most excellent gen
tleman and ancient friend was act
ually bound with the delightful
bonds Of mAtrimOny, we wish him
and his fortunate bride joy from the
bottom Of our heart; IL he was not 20
bound as aforesaid, we wish him
joy anyway.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

With coal mine q few miles 10 the
northwest and a natural gas well a
few miles east, Salina would not be
in bad situation to receive the most
wonderful benefits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

AS Salina is in imminent danger Of
an "attaek" from the salvation
army, the following description Of
the invading force at Abilene, taken
from the Chronicle, will be Of in
terest here:
The salvation army has arrived,
and like his satanic majesty whose
citadel they propose 70 storm, they
are not 50 black as they are painted.
The number cannot be called an
army, it is merely q small detach-
ment Of eight-fOur rather molten
sive looking recruits and four OF the
sex who IRE not ordinarily consider
ed eligible for ROtiYR service In na-
tiOnal warfare. The evening parade
attracts attention by its novelty, but
on the whole, the music il not 50
bad, consisting as Il dOss Of Sunday
school hymns played on brass horns
with tambOFine accompaniment. At
the evening services, there is the adj
di.iOn Of guitar and triangle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Adizr.ieh frOn Mr.. Kirkland, 81
Ahasne. informs ~ that the next
meeting e TIE Travelling Men's As
SECESSION b % Be held IN salinA.
OR eity win give the knights Of the
- - - -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Mr.. WI. Kirk returned to Pitts
burg on the HE'D train, very much
pleased with his visit among his
numerous friends and relatives in
Salina. He returns with pleasing
thoughts OF the beauty Of Salina and
the hospitality Of its citizens.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Eeorssnf he f1ef Insurance c0mpanieg On
EEna.G alflsi and pay ear eva l11ssu- Rave
I'D more eInarteure than any cher aEfueT % the
eist1. Have ths fnslt ~ q CfIL PROPERTY
and FAEMS ~ daie q any Hal EsIale Ageleg
n the QsT, We miHsfEs1srt neihlrsi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Mcpherson wants a pickle and
canning factory, and wants IL bad.
Just what they want TO can they
don't say, but the factory Is needed
It is whispered that johns
Brothers, Of Abilene. are very
itired" over the location Of their
carriage works in Abilene, and wish
that they had come to Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Our new gas engine is now In pretty
good running order, improving In lie
work each day. These who want 10
see q neat little engine should call
and see Il while in operation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

sAtthe Swedish Lutheran picnic
held in the park Tuesday afternoon,
SsIs5 was cleared from the auction
eering Of goods and articles, and
$3.50 were the receipts at the ice
cream and lemonade stand. A coll
lection Of $3.50 was also taken up
for home mission. The other re-
ceipts will be devoted 10 a fund al
ready commenced by the young la
dies for the purpose Of building 3
new and more spacious house Of
Of worship, as commensurate with
the great growth Of Salina- John
Rodell Of Marquette, volunteered
his services 81 auctioneer and
proved himself 70 be an expert in
thsi business,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

II has not been generally known
that VIM. J. McGarigle, for whose
arrest a reward Of 81 500 has been Of
fered, is a resident Of Salina. The
discovery was made by Sheriff Bart
lett, who received a circular contain
ing q photograph Of the gentleman.
In company with Deputy White
head and a few citizens they called
upon our highly respected hard
ware dealer, Gebhart, and after a
close comparison with the photo
graph, concluded he must be the
man. There has been no arrest
made rs yet, but ''Gep" says II they
give him half the reward, he has no
objection 10 being taken.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

lisa curious fact but neveTthe-
less true that q suffering woman
does not exist In Salina. They may
be blind, lame or erOss-eyed, but
their flow OF speech is as unimPeded
Is q mountain brOOklet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Sam. Shire, the old school house
janitOr, will return 10 his old posi-
ton, as The school board have elect
ed him. He has been firing at The
Wesleyan University at Salina, Kan
sas. He seems to be mortal slow
getting here though.-BeloH Courier.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

The only relic Of the steamer
"Belle Of Salina" remaining In this
city is the marine clock, now in q e
possession Of H. 5. Cunningham /;
Esq. Harper says it is the best
time-keeper he has In the house.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-08-04

Deputy Sheriff Forsse went 10
Bridgeport Thursday and served the
order OF injunction restraining the
"cut-Ofi7' from crossing the Union
Pacific st that place. The notice
was made upon Contractor Hopkins.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
A JUSTLY PROUD MAN.
Gen. Peter Tracy Receives Acknowl-
edgments From the President
and Wife.

The proudest man in Memphis yester-
day afternoon was Gen. Peter Tracy. Re
turning to his office about o'clock, he
found on his desk plain, Misunderstanding
envelope, bearing the printed words, Tx
ccutiye Mansion" and addressed, in neat,
but unpretcntious writing, "Mr. Peter
Tracy, Memphis, Tenn" On II was the
post-mark, "Washington," and the rccip-
lent knew the contents were fraught with
importance. Nervously tearing open the
covering, he opened the single-lold sheet,
and read:
"The President and Mrs. Cleveland beg
10 acknowledge the compliment Of Mr..
Peter Tracy received during their recent
visit TO Memphis, and to thank him for
the pleasure which his pleasant remem-
bmnce afforded them.
TUESDAY, October %, 1857"
The compliment thus fittingly acknowl-
edged consisted VI n handsomely framed
copy Of Gen. Tracy's souvenir OF the
Presidents visit, which appeared ON Mn.
Cleveland's table in the drawing-room car,
rs II by magic, as the train pulled out
from Kansas City. The distinguished
guests were again remembered during the
Saturday morning procession in this city.
Attached 10 flag suspended across Main
street WIS a handsome basket Of flowers,
which was lowered into the carriage occu-
pied by the couple, Senator Harris and
Judge Estes. There was not a word
spoken during the unique presentation, a
card telling the story from whom the flow
ems came. The recipient OF the acknowl-
edgcmentis justly proud, and will keep IL
| for ave and ever.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
uusiraI.


Mime. Essipo1. the distinguished Russian
pianisic. will make u concert tour through
Sweden and Norway during this winter.
Lisa Weber, who was prominent In
lydia Thompson's first burlcsque COM
pany, died ut Buffalo, on Sunday. Heart
disease WIS the cause Of death.
Tho New York public will ut last have n
chance Of Judging Alfred Ccllicr's comic
opcra "Dnrothy,n which already las run
upward OF 400 nights in London.
sienon Pantalconc, OF the Ia Scala
opcra-housc OF Milan, who created the
mart oi Dcsdcmona IN Ncrli's "Oicllo,"
will sing in Berlin during this winter.
Exchange Is no robbery, they say. Ion
don IL crowded with young American prima
donnas, and the Londoncrs arc about Ia
lose. for time nj least their two best
tcnors. Edward Lloyd and Barton Me
Guckiu.
81 met Nine. dc Gcr-icr IN the rue dc IN
paix the other day." ays Paris corrc-
spnndont. "Shc las been going through
the principal arils 81 hcrConrcr repertoire
with Nlmo. MaUhcsi, by way 81 a pWpam-
ton Tor her tour In the United Sa,cs."
Nile. Van ZandL who las been taking
the waicns NJ Wildbaj, y now quite ~
stored "a health, aud 10 b. probable that
she viii sing nc Nicr 9ul Monte Carlo dur.
ing the approaching snu-uu.
NJ. Louis Bmudus, who recently COM
milird suicide In Paris, was the friend und
executor Of McycrhcCr and owned the
copyright oi an his works lie also owned
many of Onnharhs ami lla'cvy's works,
and RuSini's William Tell.
Sir Arthur Sullivan h1s tried his hand
M IN oprrniic work " higher pTcirusiuns
thanihc humane "Mikado' and the gentle
"Paiicncc." MARY Stuart IL ihc title OF a
grand tragic opera on which lac j. just put.
ting the finishing touches, and which viii
be- poriormcl during the next London sea-
son with Mime. Alhani in the title role.
4 most distinguished honor has been
conferred upon our young country woman,
Miss Aiding. one oi the many scpWr ul
Young American rirls acking
fame aud fortune In the old world. AZ
th, centennial performance Of Mozart :
"pon Giovanni, which u to I've celebrated
IN Paris with great cclat, she has been IN.
trusted with the great dramatic part OF
Donna Anna, which has been the piece de
resistance OF some Of the most famous sing-
On oi the world.
g7Ninnie ramcr's one act opeWtic, The
Ring and the Keeper" has il- scene laid IN
England In tho time ~ Charles |. II tells
Inc story OF one Sir Philip Almcr, who, to
see Lady Constance Eynndale, his be-
iruthed wife, assumes desuisc IN order
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
MARION. ARK.
Interesting Collection OF Social, Busi.
moss and gcnornl Nowu.

interesting Collection OF Social Busi-
ness and Gcnornl News.
M,moN, Arks Oct ~. John e. Clarke
has returned from hot Springs ycyslirhtly
benefited,
Tho revival at the VI. T.. churh, under
the leadership " the Rc,S. J. y. Jcrni-
mn, =. r. Smith and the leading citizens.
closed Yesterday Them was deal oi
satisfactory work accomplished while IL
lasted.
Mr. y. Block. rdling ncm town. AMI
splendid and whole slulcd fellow. will lead
10 the altar shining belle OF this section
cr long.
Cotton seed l. roogling on the topmost
branch. and Chrthnm & lewis aud
sam Blaim arr trying 10 knock the per-
simmons right along They are all good
fellows.
Mr. Buck, Of Cnviorlyyillc, wns In
town Yesterday and said that he WIS sell
ing coffee l.low cost IN order 10 root out
Mcan Chcatham Il oliver, a rccntly
established hrm. lie has not mot with
very good succcss, as they advertise.
A Young fellow shot a man near town
yesterday. aud IN now IN jail, awaiting the
insult ui his victims wounds.
The girls over here delight IN rrlding
the ArrgAL. II Is learned that = sweet
maiden refused to marry one Of the rising
young dudes because lac refused Ia agree
With her that the ArrEAL was the best
Memphis paper. She was game.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
The con,c., Ior VIZ. carlisle. Seat.

WssuIVCroN, oct, %. Today Gen. J..
Hale Syphcr, attorney Tor George H..
Thobc, contestant against Hon. John G..
Carlisle fora scat iu the Giiclh Cougruss,
Glcl sixty copies OF bis brief with tic clcr,
Of the House, as required by law. The
brief aScris That Thohc was elected bvG0O
majority. This result Is found by reject.
inc about 1000 votes east Tor Carlisle and
about no votes cast Tor Thohe, which
were pollcd NJ precincts where Il h claimed
the laws 81 Kentucky were not observed.
The brief cites Congressional pprcdcnia
from l5ul ~ prove that CongrS. main.
tanned this view ~ The law oi elections. II
alsp quotes admissions made hy Mr.. Car.
Isle IN his answer to contestants notice,
which av bell a .lal 10 hisi.''a 10 the
scat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30

lluNuylttE Ala, Oct ~. Leopold Sig.
mund and Abraham Fridcnburg of New
York, have begun suit here ag1ina the
Memphis q Charleston and East Tonnes rc.
Virginia & Georgia uiroads, 10 cniuh The
former from permitting the hitter to vote
iOd,26l shares Of the Memphis 4 Charles.
ton stock ~ The election 20 boz held No.
vcmbcr u IN Memphis and Huntsville, Of
which shHrys u b charged that thc East
TcuhcS'e, Virginia 4 Georgia road illegal.
~ aud imudulcntly got control. The bill
charges management Of the Memphis K
Charleston 10 iis dctrimcnt by the East
Tennessee, virginia & Georgia In the in.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
BALLS BoMBsHELL.
He says Mr.. Finch Declared Prohibition
Wouldn't Win In Fifty Years.

He sage Mr.. Finch Declared Prohibition
Wouldn't Win In Finy Years.
LocKroEr, n. V, Oct. 20.-At n large
and enthusiastic anti-saloon meeting held
here Thursday evening a scene occurred
which was not down on the program.
In the speech Of the Rev. DIR. George II.
HALL, Of Buffalo, lac said: about one year
in Buffalo, asked the Hon. John b. Finch
II he thought that the Prohibitionisis
would be a majority party within fifty
years, and he answered no." George +.
Chester the State committeeman Oi this
district for the Prohibition party, who was
in the audience, called out 81 would like
10 ASK when and where you say Mr.. Finch
said that2'
The Rev. Mr. Ball replied: 'It was, as
said, about a year ago. II was the last
time he was in Buffalo,"
Mr.. Chester, In an angry manner, re-
piled: Then ! say, on behalf OF the pro.
hibitionisis, Who compose portion Of this
audience, that what you say IL absolutely
false, and further, We do not believe that
Mr. Finch ever said that"
Albert Griffin, Of Kansas, then jumped
mp, and In an excited manner said: IL
will add, In ohlcr 10 confederate Mr.. Rails
statement, that Mr.. Finch hns many times
told Tue substantially the mnc thing"
Cries Of put him out, meaning Chcs.
ter, aud the threatening manner Of several
young. hot headed Republicans, caused q
quick scattering oi the meeting. The man.
ayr 81 the hall turned ont the gis, and
thus avoided what might have been serious
trouble.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30

TO pass through the gates. A ring which
Philip has sent to hts vet unseen bride
elect reveals the secret, and some peculiar
and ludicrous difficulties result. Miss
Palmer appears as Constance.
In Robert Buchanans ''Blue Bells OF
Scotland" the heroine is a Scotch lassle,
abducted by an English nobleman and de-
ceiyed by a false marriage. Her brother
follows the deceiver to Burmah, where he
is campaigning with his regiment. They
engage in duel, but Just as the nobleman
is dsarmed they are attacked by a band
Of natives, and in the fight the brother
saves his antagonists life The latter sub
sequently dies, acknowledging that the
girl was really his wife, and leaves his es-
tate 10 the brother, who returns to Scot
land just in season TO stop wholesale evic-
tons.
Sylvia Gerrish, with her graceful figure,
bright face and dainty ways, has made a
hit in The Marquis" not only with the
dudes, but with the intelligent public. 1t
will be remembered that she did u dashng
young officer in the production OF Soldiers
and Sweethearts," at the Bijou opera
house, with a vim and brilliancy that
could scarcely be surpassed. In the new
opera, entitled "The Mandolon," which
the Aronsons are about putting in re-
hearsal, she will naturally be given a very
good part. Miss Gerrish is hard student
passionately fond OF music, particularly
German music, and will doubtless be
found at the Metropolitan opera-housC
every evening when there is opera, be
tween the close Of the performance at tho
Casino, at l045 o'clock, and the end o
the German opera, at l2:l5 o'clock.
One New York critic, speakingof Signor
ina Tua's first performance in New York
says: "Veni, vidi, VIGIL came, | saw,
conquered--might Teresina Tua, the charm
ing young Italian yiolnist, say with he
illustrious countryman, Julius Caesar
Signorina Tua is one Of natures favorit
children, which has endowed her will
her choicest gifts Of grace, beauty an'
genius" Another critic states that Ssh
should devote herself TO her art with re
newed vigor, and try to play the violin
great deal better than she did last night
or the New York public will not go to hea
her at all. Her playing last evening wa
utterly devoid OF sense or sentiment an,
without the slightest spark OF brilliancy
1t was mechanical to painful degree, an
the applause Of the audience was by N
means enthusiastic. A genuine artist
always true to her art and never slight
work. Signorina Tua ought TO bear tina
| lesson In mind.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
A. I.ntarnnEc. Lem.

Many persons wcrc highly entertained
last Friday night nj the +. NJ. college by
a musical recital by the teacher, Miss Mag.
gie Rice, assisted by Misses Jessie Frank.
lin and jamie Anderson.
Miss Halle Jones IL still here.
Mr. Olivia Winston, Of Washington
City, is the guest Of Mns. NJ. A. Stephen.
s1n.
win Tucker who has been sick, Is con.
yalcsCcnt
McSrs. T. l.. bingham and =. y. Cald.
well nrc express messengers on the VI. Il
&. milrund, and Mr.. II. Henderson makes
u good mail agent on the same.
Prof Rice and Misses Carrulhcr and
Rice attended the teachers institute nj
salisbury.
Mise Maggie Firth has returned home
from long visit IN the Bluu CITY.
Misses Nallic lipscomb and jamie IIcrn-
don have returned from Germantown.
Miss Maggie Moor, oi Memphis. Is Wis.
iiing Mr. Dr. Jones.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
slim, the Pcnman.-

The Madfson'Squaro theater company Of
II. NJ. Pssne+ will appear in "Jim, the
Pcnman" the week commencing Novem-
Der Z. The play has had wonderful sue
cess, both in Bhgland and America, and is
regarded rs among the strongest attractions
now ON tho stage. During the season Of
1886 no other drama was playedat the Madi-
son Square theaicr and none other was
needed. II is,now ON the road and will
become m much household word ms did
the 1.-TWO Orphans" twelve years ago.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-30
40 Tupeio. Miss.


Mr.. ID. II. Fitzpatrick, who went 10 Cali
fornin not long since, has returned here TO
his old home.
Mrs. n. 4. Reid, Of Essex, Ill.,, Is visit
ing the family Of Mr. II. NJ. Foot.
Miss Minnie Edmonds, Of this place,
went TO Memphis Saturday, on visit TO
relatives.
Mr.. Maynard, Of the Kansas City, Mem
phs q Birmingham railroad, has recently
returned from tho north with his bride.
They are boarding at Mrs. Williams.
Mn. Eystcr, Of Moulton, Ala, is visit
ing friends at Verona, her old home
Mr.. 7. NJ. Clark, Of Verona, has re-
turned home after visit Of several weeks
to Hot Springs, Ark, Tor his health.
Mr.. Jas. i. Page, Of Baldwin, has re-
turned home from Tcxas.
Mr.. J. 4. Brown and family, OF nppah
county, are visiting tho family u Dr. Cox,
OF BALDWIN.
Miss Majors, OF Aberdeen, visited Bald
wyn last week.
Miss Ella Cox, Of Baldwin, left Wednes-
DAY for the Industrial college at Columbus,
Ia remain as a student.
II 4 Trice of Nspnna Wna In Tunalo